Re: [ros-users] epydoc broken with rosdoc

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Subject: Re: [ros-users] epydoc broken with rosdoc
If I have a whole stack in a single git repo, since git doesn't allow
partial checkouts, will I have to split each package into its own repo, or
is there a way around that for doc.yaml?

On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 3:43 PM, Dirk Thomas <>wrote:

> For the new rosdistro format (Groovy and higher) all dependencies must be
> listed in the doc.yaml file.
> Only then you can refer to them as a dependency for another repository.
>
> - Dirk
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> On 16.05.2013 12:13, Dan Lazewatsky wrote:
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>> Thanks, Dirk -
>> "projector_interface" is in a package which is part of a stack which is
>> in doc.yaml. Am I ok to add the depends line, or does "projector_interface"
>> need to be explicitly defined in doc.yaml?
>>
>> -Dan
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>> On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 5:53 PM, Dirk Thomas <<mailto:
>> dthomas@osrfoundation.**org <>>> wrote:
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>>     Build #13 was failing because GitHub was not reachable at that time.
>>     But build #14 is failing because the dependency "projector_interface"
>> is unavailable.
>>     If that package ist not released and available as a Debian package
>> you need to add it as a depends.
>>     Therefore you have to add the repo containing "projector_interface"
>> to the groovy/doc.yaml file and reference it as a "depends" for the
>> documented repo "projected-interface-builder" (search for
>>     "depends" in the doc.yaml file for examples).

>>
>>     - Dirk

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